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Interior Department Changes.
The following Official changes have been made


The following oficial changes have been made
In the Department Of the Interior:
Patent On,ce-Resignatio Louis v. lie Moyne,
OF Illinois, fourth assistant examiner at 81, 200
Pension Ofnce-Promotions: Jno. F. keenan,, Of
Missouri 81 600 TO 8. $685. Louis E. Johns, OF Penn
sylvania; VIM. J. vickery. of Indiana; and Geo.
r. Kessler, OF Illinois. 81, 400 TO s., 600. Levi C.
Phillips, OF Virginia; f'hos. Landers, OF Texas:
Jno. G. Horgan. OF Minnesota; Jas. II. simpson, OF
Indiana; and Geo. S. Jones, OF Indiana, 81 200 TO
3l,4O0. VIM. A. Spangler, OF Texas; Geo. b. Near
pass, OF New York; Leon Turner, OF Texas; Lewis
heninger, of Ohio; Edward d. Hammer, OF Ala
bama; Mrs. SalIie B. Foss, OF New Jersey; Mrs.
Lasalle Dec. Pickett, OF Virginia; Samuel s.
Galiher, OF Kansas: Miss Lille r. Leary,
OF District OF Columbia; John X. Coffin, OF
New York, and Jas. F. Pratt OF Mississippi, $1,000
TO 81, 200. Albert A. Lott, Of Tennessee; Chas. j.
Failon, Of Georgia; VIM. Wilson, OF New York;
Luther II. Waring, Of Pennsylvania; Gerhardus j.
Schott, Of Arkansas; Telfair HodgsOn, OF Alabama;
Albert D. SpangleI, OF Pennsylvania; Fredk Tyers,
OF Kansas; Chas s. Davis, OF Wisconsin; JAS O'C.
Roberts. Of Aiabamas and Edward S. Wood, OF Miss
General Land once Resignation: Benz. F.Gard-
ner, OF Kentucky, 81 400.
Bureau Of LabOr-kesignation Jno. E. Mead, OF
Pennsylvania, copy-hOlder. $720.
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steady-cssh, ~ $40; Decsmbse. 20 16-i6, ~
AZ Go,n sssady-csJn $5llf. pscsmRss IL: ~
.yx. Whisky. 1l0 l0fG hrm.-Jsnusry. 1257x
Lad stssdy-sash, ass; Deceuabsr, 6-3sx; Nay
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BALTIMORE. Nd, October as.--:virginia sizes, con-
solidxted 46 past due coupons. 6l do. ten forttea
30; do new threes. 62 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. ND. October 2s,-Cotton steady.
middltnS, w. flOur quiet and stesoy-HoWsrd
strvet aud western super: 37a2.75; do. extra. 400
ZOO; do. extrs, ao6a362; DO; RIO brands. 80,
IAtspsco superlative patent 5.10; do. family, &56
WhsssIsouthsrn actye. strong aud hiEher; rsa. sos
siosing essisr No. winter red spot s9xaSls Noysm.
s4t. Corn-souinsrn quiet but nrn; white. f5azS:
yellow, 45a4S: westerA Arm and quiet: mixed, spot.
6Ox501i November, 49ka5OH; pecsnbeE 49,ss49k;
yea, &9a49H Oats a f.ss demand aud ssssdy:a
sss; wsstsrn mixed. 3s.s4 bye Suiss md aI. IS:
e ch.,o:; v':tsIS. i1:0o.iSSS e Rroyis1Sa. aelss
shoa,dsrs and clssr rb sadss packed 6taSA Bscon-
IA LardL-fsnnsd, 8 B1stSr nrn,-wsessfn pecksd.
lao srssmsry: .s27. kSFs fairly sstiys s6d nrmd
lower kiO earyoes ordinary = taiE lSiselSX SayaI
WAY s:s :ssa rIs :sSss 81 So 9:
ls.sa:: gEsinn, ~ nscsapss- noun, 1e.0QO barrels;
1000 bushela. shipments-nour: 33Q0Q ,haEsels'
wheat 7yy bushels. SAiss-whsnt l@tO 100 basheas;
corn. $1,000 bushalA S-l
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A Fire In BOstOn.

BOSTON, october 2S.-Fire to-day In the building
number from 4 10 10 Beverly street caused loss TO
p II. Butler Co, marble workers, OF $4,000; In
Surance, a. 900
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COMMUNICATIONS. On Thursday October
%. 1861. boz the Rev. Father Hyais STEPHEN A.
knAnNEi u CLARA l. HOhS1kAMP. both Of tbs
city.
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Yesterday was Grand Army day at the Gncin-
naai Expeatloh About 5000 velersr.s participated
In Eye par,lie.
TIE btotuernood OF Locomotive Engineers yes
terday elected 4. ,. Ingranam nrsE grand eng1
Ieer.
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Settled for q Few Dollars.
THK END OF FAMOMs TWENTY MILLION DOLLAR
SUIT.

a
CLEVELAND, OHIO, October 2s-The great s2O.-
200 case against the New York, Pennsylvania
and Ohio Railroad Company, was ended In the
OF the small amount Of costs remaining.
The suit, which Is similar to others begun in New
YORK and Pennsylvania, was brought In 1881, by
for themselves and Others, holuers OF certificates
issued IN exchange for bonds and shares
or the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad Co.
against Charles E Lewis, J. Lockington Bates,
and OTHERS, and the New York, Pennsylvania and
ONO Railroad GO. In october, 1881. the case was
Circuit Court, which promptly returned it TO the
Common Pleas again. Robert G. IngersOll and
alto have been the
change, which constituted the basis OF the suit,
are vaiueless The attention required OF
the attorneys who remain In the case became irk-
some, and at last a proposal was made by the de-
Tense to pay the costs II the plaintiffs would con-
sent 10 the dismissal OF the action. This was
agreed ", and the costs, which amounted to only
sl34. so, were paid and the case closed. Ther0ts
nearly cart load OF dispositions and other legal
documents connected with the suit which are on
file In the Office OF the county clerk.
Details Of the Teemer.lsaudaur Race.
CONTINUED FROM THE FIRST EDITION.
Teemer and Gaudaur were both out early In boats
with Ross aid Comfy, limbering their muscles for
the great event. The Oarsmen took positions at
Just 8 O'Clock, and were at once sent away. Gau-
daur's spositiOn was on the western shore. eau
the front. Teemer recognizing Gaudaus slight lead,
pulled up on him, and had nearly closed up the
lead Of length at quarter OF q mile pile. Gau-
daur was pulling "a strokes and Teemer So. AT the
half-mile post Teemer was up on the st. Louis
man, while Gaudaur seemed to be giving out HIS
left oar Jailed to fully respond, and he was rowing
uneven. Here Teemer shot away from his rival,
and at three quarters OF mile had slight lead,
which he had Increased at the mile.
Teemer did some fast work 10 the turn. He beat
Gaudaur out and there was no race home. The
press boat went ahead OF Gaudaur, who said to
the referee: 81 am beaten, but don't give me the
wash" Teemer was rowing lazily, thfrty-three to
the minute. Gaudaur was making no efiort TO
show his speed. At the bOat-h0use Gaudaur
rowed in, but finally pulled to the finishing line.
man on the boat shouted to Teemer: "What Is
the matter with Gaudaur?"
Teemer replied: ''NOthing, only he is o little
Slow" TeemerS time was 2Om., 28.2-5s. 0all-
daur's friends were quite confident at the start,
but lost all their confidence eventually. The race
was complete walk-Over, and Teemer and his
friends at once took the train for Portland, and
will go on TO New York. He sails for England the
middle OF November to meet Bubear ON the
Thames.
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The French budget committee L. approved
Prime Minister Rouvier's proposal Tor the conver-
iaon Of the ~ into pr cent Fente2
Prince Ferdinand opened the Bulgarian oobFant<
vester6ay. He Was received with enthusiasm by
the peOpie. In HIS address he spoke encouragtn2iy
Of tke pr0Gpects OF the government u 1oulchel1
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An ILLEGAL PENSION FIR-The Commissioner OF
Pensions has been officially informed Of the con-
viction Of A c. Stoakey, OF JefTersonville KY, In
tho United States District Court, Judge Barr pre-.
S202.5b where he was allowed by law to charge
only SO. The pensiOner, John W. Tr1mble, testi-
ned that he made contract with Mr.. Richard
son and others TO secure the pension for 500
which contract WAS transferred TO Stoakley.
Etoakley admitted receiving the $202.5O, but
claimed 1t was due him for services and expenses.
A motion tor new trial was made BY defen aant
The prosecution for the Government was directed
BIZ Special Ex aminef J. H. Carr
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BOARDING.


0OR ST. W.. HANDsOME. NgwLY-FUR.
OSO nished Pari0r aud Bedroom suitable for 3
Member also some large, airy nicely Furnished rooms
on upper 1oOr. first-c.ass Table Board 4 desired
Terms modcratA o26-3ts
EQR RENT-LARaE WELL RURNIsHRD AND
IL bright rooms with the very best table board, to
married couples or Uonteen. in ANAL private family
2l0z n st. n ~ 021-0ts
100 @ 18TH BT. n. W.-FIRsT- GLASS TABLE
l. - board; also handsomely -furpishsd third
CURED :. o26-6ts
EcLE6ANTLY FURNISHED ROOMk SINGLE on
- en- srits, between the Arlington aud Wornlsy
DOC I ST. n. W.. OPPO6ITE franklin
1919 Park Pleasant koonaA with fint-class
bo.rd kefsrsDces sxchangvd few table bosriers
can " soeoppodste1 O23-6ts
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CHICAGO, October ga Dn1iv Nesvs special from
Peru, Ind, says: The saloon of Peter Camp, at
RuSsiaville, was blown up by dynamite at o'clock
this morning. The building and contents were
completely wrecked, as wen as a livery stable ad
Joining, in which man who slept there was badly
injured.
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Trausscrs Of Real Es,n,c.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: H. G..
Lewis TO S. A. Drury, sub lots l02, lO3 and 10.,
C.s sub blk. %. Long Meadows; s. 80. Z. Herr 10
A. H. Lee, sub lot 2, 50. 81; 81, 100. IL. Eawards
10 John Carroll, part IL. SO. ~; $500. L. L.
coward TO Isabella Bartholow, sub r., 50. Az;
sl.65O Della Chapel TO A. J. Drape, parts 3o4,
81. 90; $780, I. 4. Browning, trustees, 20 Al. N.
Newman, part Ii. SO. 202; .,725. Enelie NJ.
Dlrneille TO same, same property; $,a.,0 l.. q.
Billings TO N. X Brown, sue 25 "a. 40; 81, 0Ou.
Annie X feathers TO Marceian " Alters, SUD ~,
So. 301; $500. J. s. Swormsledt et al 10 Francis
Thomas, lots 81 20 "a, J. j. X. sui Long Meadow -
81 600. e. Is. Church TO Z. r. SIaitnsoIi, pit o. So
467 $l.0s0.67. w. H. Bruce 10 a. L. Bliss, sub s.
50. 3O0 So 500. I. T. Sargent TO W. r. " alsialth,
pls. 81 and 50, So GA; S2,e25. W. +. Geyer 10
Catherine Virginia SiInons, SUB lots 10 ~ Go, So
597; $4,000. Z. II. Parker 10 George koneln, suu
SO. 81. $50; $4,000 A. q. Heyimun ct al. trustee,
TO w. I. keenan,, sub So So. 623; 81 go. W. L.
Whitney 70 K h. Golds0orougn, part Grasslands:
$37, l55. Chas. Early 20 Henry l. BalIeLIinr, suu
lot 153 So 13s; $3.50 ). w. haney 10 ". a..
Haney, sub lot A, so. l57; s2,loo Leonidas A..
Lewis TO II. A. Davis, parts ~ and -, SO. :cSJ;
$2,1O0. w. +. Lewis TO 5. A. Drury, lots 81
block 2S, w. h. C.'s sub Long Meadows; $3.50.
W. W. Birth TO Jno. T. Libbey, part Is, Old George
town; S441.l5. Sarah NJ. Blssel, 10 Z. Darlington,
sub ~ 50. SIS; x3,4S5- K NJ. LiUDey 10 X. NJ. lib-
hey In trust, his IN .erest, &c; 3. j. W. Thomp-
sou TO Senior ID. NJ Romero, lots "a and 81, So 2is;
So 900
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District Geveraaseas Affairs. .
LOOKING AFrER rHK rEIraRArH onNYANIrs

The District Commissioners wrote Col Moore
yesterday Inviting MS attention 10 the violation OF
the police regulations oy the telegraph companies
They have been IN the habit, he was informed.
when altering or repairing their lineS OF throw
Ing portions of the wire Into the streets endan-
gering the safety of pedestrians, animals and We
hicles MAJOR Moore II instructed to make q case
or two Ia court under this bead
hIsCEtLANRoCA
one hundred and thirty-Seyen hand IRE e.
ting uishers were placed In position In the District
building to-day.
ONE DOLLAR FOR STANDING lP.-In the Circuit
Court to-day In The OF LucIctl AIT the BaIti-
more and ONO Railroad Company Tor So damages
for failure 10 provide seat On excursion train
the jury found a verdict fer plainun IOr 81 and
costs
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The SOcrss.


CorET ~ GENERAL TsRN
To-day. Sawysrs aet. saw, eis: appeal dismissed.
Goodman a,t. B.in; ar.ied AID s,.JlI.ittcd. starr
sgI starr; un hcaI.H,.
RANGE OF Tas Tasga9a TsR-rhe following
were i.e rcsc.lgs u StIsai o.I,v to-day: n
N, 20; /. D. a., -; AsAi,iiu -; A'liiinasn. q.
AProIsrsENrs.-rh' S,rctafy o. ths Treasury
to-day asfoafea Jscl {. R-owa % oe storeleepr
and gauge al A.haaclp i.A ARK. AMI Jno. y. Wet
to be s:oreseeperani Sal. Fai newton Grove, M.
PERsoxAI--s-u,.tor CuluIn. L. Naytin and Jas.
II. Haslin q New YORK, aud a. n aElchurst of
Philadelphia are AZ Mhlsrar.--J. 7. sherman and
Misses G. VI. and Nellie y. Sa' rlnan Of brooklyn,
NJ. and MrS W. d. Su.iin, ~ hnoNNiale, {. a.
tilch, Nr n snS ar a.os q: a. ., "o 49, d,
B. Dunbar anS Mi'c Ekt"h, Ma. a.,G ia. Il u.
Batteiie apd daUg .ief % New ao,k, ave az The
EUhrL-nei,,Es' l.. H,Va,, ciiter Caic,s. Daitg
ActrS. Is. James fefg1r-ca al s1o,lano pHd q. W.
White % bIO',hlyL, air - tir' ArlESioa.--Mr.
De Leyen"ra, Tee D-ils-' i-isisler
a.. minisier. were "a Ar.g ! on last n,ei.L-
r. sOeliieI ferA:lse Snd l,a- y. hr...'r %, Paula
deiaai.I. are AT N',cAtI -. :. L,,iu0s :" tsas-
FAX, IT,, OF Nra lofS, are 80 nura.cy 'a.--Ja. a..
Palnes ana j. VI. l. adal q! New ltIN. ai.u a. NJ.
Foss OF Bosiop, are at t'c Rugs ". u ssAtoa
ana NJ. j. iCCAnnis Ui New i,sfk. a. "a. baiaa,y 0f
virginia, a. A. NJ. Convlii. ., Gsgsia s'sd U0as> J.
Thompson OF IlnaGs, asc at I.ic de.ropJitan. -
James Morron, Jr,oi West Elr,ils, Dexter iignter
OF Florida Hugl Lang oi Nrg lo.k. .i,..n Cares
OF Mary land, = ". turOG Ia OF Boon, and joan
l. Cross OF olAc, are n the Aa'ioLa-
Rumors Trou5isn1 the Sioca Market.
NEW YORK, October 2S.-fae stock market IL
weak runners taa: ti,r. !. some trouble "a tie
Kansas aud Texas 10. isrs. ianUg'. arr ct:ltiAa,-
caily denied by oii.lais, 5Gt ti,c secaritlc,
company are eeils Irsely sod, aud tac rener-i
mortgage bonds o; the cfEaiaHy croip'd ! pcr
CENT siace Ins ohaa,ns. hhe stok haa cecnned
two per cent. in the saiue tsi.sc.
PAYNE RS POSTAGE
PARIS, OctoJer ga L1..Iu., OF now s1ap~rs
here assert that Mr. MiisDn sent ~ Ia IA N
lister oT .indDce IalO itdnc>. cover tnc pos. 10
on matter lac raukei Win ireSi, tsrey, >
stamp during the lliiie ae 1l..,y l.s1 pa.dce u
the Eysec.
APPOINTED G0vERSJR-GESCgAI-
NJ Coust AIR has ts.esi alpI..,usi gOsrtnor- gen.
cral VI the FreaCi pOss.al o., ga .uIJ-, .lIid.
Killed keis fatficx-iu-S.aw.
INDIANAPOLIS. lsD. October -. - The .Ns,rs
special from Muncle, Ind., says: Last hight near
New Burllngloa, INDIES Irun hel. O.. s..cAiy srOt
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CAPT. CUKrIs =. MUM, assistant surgeon. has
been relieved from duty at Fort Candy, w. T., and
ordered TO Fort Klamath, Ore.
SECOND LIEUT.. THos. RIDowAY. 5th artillery,
has been relieved from duty ct the Cathedral
6ays leave.
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ALBANY, N. Y, october 2S-Argument In the
Jake" Sharp case before the Court Of Appeals
was concluded to-day. The general impression Is
that the people made good case and that sharp
will not get new trial.
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SusSocnscfi by Gns.

how A GUEST AT rsk HOWARD HorSE NKf HIS nkA1h
Moses We'll OF Ironton, oaio. registered at The
Howard House wednesday evening. He SAT
about the hotel and smoked ard read
tn twenty minutes after m O'clock. when
he retired 90 bed. ~ quarter 70
2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. hs he had not
emerged from MS RON. and thefe WAS q suspicious
smell of gas an entrance was erected 70 his room
by means OF the transom. Is The doCT WAS locked
The room Was MED VIA gas 10 q sunocst-
ing extent, the gas being turned on fnll head.
Wen was found lying IN bed, with his clut1ing Oh,
In an unconscious condition. Physicians were
summoned ana worked on hlIa unI:l quarter 20
O'Clock to-day, when be died. Wei was clothing
merchant In lronton. and vas on bis way 20 v1sit
members OF his family In Baltimore His brother-
in-lAw arrived hete nom Baltimore just before he
died
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r psf. bet 18th and 18th. es,1o2. rear and
side alleys. per foot. Al o.
81. bet, Isth st. and & ii. ave-, 33.J2ii00. to
osI, pct Il Is ana 18Th. 23a7 Hoo, to I5.iooi Loo
2ist e., near .. 53x loo ~
2ist St, near o. 2lxi00, ~ ailey.....,.. t;f,
an " BE- T., BET. and W 30si2o 70 alley 100
lst and sta NV. lsx93. to alley ....,,.,... l65
Boundary. bet Mass. ave. aud St, 23xs5. to
n h. ave. near Corcoraii.' SKI ID. to alley. 80
o13-em 49, i3Si It,
lrOR SALE-ROSSLYNN AGAIN TO THE FOkE
l. The COMING INVESTMENT.
Inc nnest villa sites yet offered. overlooking all
Others. ~ acres each. only cents foot. Persons
wrong In urchasing. The Aqueduct Free Bridge the
Memorial Bridge and Mt. Vernon avenue are bound 10
double all investments made vt Iosslynn
oS-lm + n. sfPHERD CO. 1907 st.
EOR sALE-LARGE NUMBER OF DESIKABLE.
oniidinY lot. adSeining the city, northeast. lying
ton. nne estate adjoining the city northeast and
formerly the residence Of Joseph Gales ea has been
subdyided into desirable building lots, and IL now
offered for sale snch this subdivision Z strictly an
addition TO Washington City, the streets snd ave-
nues have been laid the same scale and connect
directly with the city streets already nve handsome
are q erection sexsrase gss and
prices from cents 70 25 cents per foot accord
pS THos fisaEE O.. INA 4 On. ~
DIET INvEsrMENT IN THIS CITY: S25O WILL
parking; four squares from Penna. ave cars; sewer
Ess aud water In street, IN square lO2l Easy terms
sae-lm iias New York ave.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
EIRsT PAYMENT ON CARLIN SPRINGS SHARES
Il is being made. Selection of lots will he had
immediately after November l. Call ct and Join
only 600 ut &lO per month
BAXTER MCGOWAN,
GEESE 1OO8-101O Ct NV.
LOR sALE-A SPLENDID l,1OO-ACRE STOCK
Il Farm in Maryland 20 miles down the Potomac with
FOOD river Toy sale exchange Tor property
this city X. A Phillips. 142S N. Y. ave. O22-1m
NOR SALE-.PENN-DENNISp-A BEAUTIFUL
Va. miles from Washington containing IS acres Of
me land ct An clover and :.nothy fully stocked
Established dairy business averaging 5000 Der month
new outbuldin1s weu fenced fruit trees; very high
elevation: price $4,000; on easy ternia r. H.
GOLDsBOhOU0H Co. 1405 = st. ol7-2w
ISOR sALE-CHEAP-LOTs AT FOREST GLEN.
Il Md, on the new subdivision, l. 2 and cents per
loot Forest Glen u only 20 minutes ride from CITY
j. X HERTFORD 1433k Ct x2V-lms
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Is was Eaaer.sA Sy Major walker.

WHAT TIE COMMISSIONERS ssr ABOUT THE sALoon
MEAN TIRE wsiIAcu SCHOOL srupISe-
The District Commissioners said to-day 70 a sfAn
reporter, In reference 70 the card OF Major & II.
walker, published yesterday, that they hsd noe
issued liquor license TO W. l. Bcachert. Of No
d6i Pennsylvania avenue southeast, with the fuu
knowledge that the saloon was within 900 feet a
the wallach school house In proof OF what they
said the Commissioners handed the Stan reporter
the papers In the case. From an examination Of
them u appears that Beuchert nled his applica-
ton on october I. and after the assessor had Ger.
taned as 20 the property was ssnt
20 the police for Investigation a. TO
the genuineness OF the signatures, etc.
A favorable report was returned by the neuten-
ant the prociuct In which the saloon II located,
and this In turn was forwarded 10 the Commits
sloners with the endorsement:
Favorable. SAMUEL II. wALKRa
Major and SapI Net Police"
Thereupon the application WAS approved ana
issued The commissioners say they have no
means OF ascertsininy whether q saloon comcs
within the prescribeo limit unless . complaint n
made 20 them. or unless the police % report and
In this case IL evidently issued through tSno-
rance OF the facts by the Commissioner as the
police failed 10 make any reference In their report
10 the distance from tho scnool-house
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To ILLUSTRATE SCHOOL METHoDs.-A novel exhi-
the Jefferson school building this evening" II Will
include an Illustration OF methods OF school teach
ing. 1t Is School Trustee Flsh's Idea to give an
exempiincation OF the public scnool system.
Teacher and pupil Will be on The platform First
the raw Material will be shown In the person OF
the Guild just entering school, and the FIRST treat.
ment TO which this material Is subjected. Then
illustrations will be given OF teaching In different
grades Mr.. Fish says mis- purpose is TO bring pa
rents and teachers into sympathy. He looAs for
ward, too, TO the establishment OF teachers iu-
stitute.
TIE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World
is offered free to every new subscriber for one yea
10 the WEEKLY STAR. IL is a handsomely printed
book OF l9l pages profuSely Illustrated, with more
than 100 coiored maps and diagrams, and contains
wealth OF general Information See advertise
ment In another column.
The will OF Wilhelmina Walter bequeathing
her estate TO her husband, John Walter, was flied
to-day.
Mr.. s. A. Kearney, OF the Coast survey, who
was married yesterday morning TO Miss Clara T..
Horstkamp, OF N street, was presented by friends
In the Consistency Office with a handsome china
set, comprising one hundred and thirty-two
pieces.
Catherine OConnor, who is serving q term in
the workhouse for vagrancy, was brought up nom
the farm this morning and arraigned before Jud =.
Snen on a charge OF assauiting Officer harbin, who
has charge OF the van, by splitting IN his face, and
she was sentenced TO sixty Gays In jail.
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THE ARGUMENTS FINISHED.

Gen. Butler completed his argument at fifteen
minutes to O'Clock. That closed the case and
the court proceeded with the docket
IT Is THOUGHT TIE PETITION WILL BE REFUSED.
It is expected that the court will give their de-
cision very soon, and the general impression is
that the petition Will be refused.
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COCET N GENEsAL TERN.
To-day, Sawysrs agJ saw. cts; appeal Dismissed.
Goodman alst. Brin; arstel AID s,.SlI.ittga. starr
sgL starr; an hcar.aN.
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